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WO2000026863A1
WO2000026863A1 PCT/SE1999/001812 SE9901812W WO0026863A1 WO 2000026863 A1 WO2000026863 A1 WO 2000026863A1 SE 9901812 W SE9901812 W SE 9901812W WO 0026863 A1 WO0026863 A1 WO 0026863A1
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Leif Lundblad
Claes Björkman
Gösta Edin
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Nybohov Development AB
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Priority to AU14227/00A priority patent/AU1422700A/en
Priority to EP99971562A priority patent/EP1123539B1/en
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H29/00—Delivering or advancing articles from machines; Advancing articles to or into piles
    • B65H29/006—Winding articles into rolls
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/10—Mechanical details
    • G07D11/16—Handling of valuable papers
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2301/00—Handling processes for sheets or webs
    • B65H2301/40—Type of handling process
    • B65H2301/41—Winding, unwinding
    • B65H2301/419—Winding, unwinding from or to storage, i.e. the storage integrating winding or unwinding means
    • B65H2301/4191—Winding, unwinding from or to storage, i.e. the storage integrating winding or unwinding means for handling articles of limited length, e.g. AO format, arranged at intervals from each other
    • B65H2301/41912—Winding, unwinding from or to storage, i.e. the storage integrating winding or unwinding means for handling articles of limited length, e.g. AO format, arranged at intervals from each other between two belt like members

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  • the present invention relates to banknote handling equipment of the kind comprising a machine which is closed when in operation and which includes a unit for receiving banknotes fed externally into the machine, a unit for checking the validity, quality and denomination of deposited banknotes, and a unit for bundling and encasing or packaging checked banknotes.
  • the banknote encasing means is adapted to encase banknotes to provide a closed package in a manner which effectively makes it difficult to unnoticeably re-close a banknote package which has been sealed in the equipment and then broken open.
  • the equipment also includes means for printing information that discloses the contents of the package with respect to each bundling/encasing function.
  • the printing device is adapted to print information disclosing the contents of a closed and sealed banknote package in mirror image on the inside of transparent encasement material intended for encasing banknotes to form a closed package so that information relating to the closed package will be the right side up, durable and visible from outside said package. This is believed to considerably reduce the possibility of resealing a package of banknotes in a manner that cannot be noticed, or of manipulating the informa- tion.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a banknote handling machine according to the invention
  • Fig. 2 illustrates in slightly larger scale a unit for storing and encasing banknotes and included in the machine shown in Fig. 1; and Fig. 3 illustrates an encasement mechanism included in the machine shown in Fig. 1.
  • the inventive banknote handling machine has an infeed part 1 and an outfeed part 2.
  • the infeed part 1 includes a deposit compartment 10, a detector means 11, a process unit 12, a conveyor path 13', 13", 13, first storage means 14, second storage means 15, first stacker means 16, second stacker means 17 and an encasement or packaging unit 18.
  • banknotes When banknotes are deposited, a bundle of banknotes, optionally of different denominations, are placed in the deposit compartment 10, which can accommodate up to 500 banknotes. These banknotes are separated one after the other, and moved along an upper conveyor path 13' , past the detector means 11 and up to a guide means (direction changing means) 13", which leads the banknotes down to a lower conveyor path 13.
  • the detector means means 11 is placed in the close proximity of the deposit compartment 10 and is adapted to sort out any non-genuine banknotes, banknotes of poor quality, and other banknotes.
  • sorting is meant here that passing banknotes are "marked” in some way so that they can be treated as "possibly non-genuine” banknotes, banknotes of "poor” quality, or as accepted banknotes during their subsequent transportation.
  • the storage device 14 includes two belts between which banknotes are stored, a storage 141 and two unreeling drums 142 and 143.
  • the leading edge of a banknote arriving at the device activates a sensor 144 which therewith starts three motors each of which drives a respective drum 141-143.
  • the banknote is drawn about 120 mm in between the belts and the belts are wound up on the storage drum 141, which has room for about 500 banknotes .
  • Information relating to the banknotes is sent to the process unit 12 as the belts are coiled onto the storage drum. This enables an account to be kept of the sequence between the banknotes.
  • Banknotes are taken from the device 14, by sending pulses to the motors which cause the drums to rotate in opposite directions.
  • a manipulator 19 provided along the conveyor path close to the storage devices 14, 15 functions to correct the positions of any banknotes that may have been twisted or displaced laterally during their transportation.
  • the stacker devices 16, 17 each include a so-called stacker wheel which bundles together mutually sequential banknotes fed in to a storage compartment. When the bundle contains an intended number of banknotes, the bundle is clamped by a pair of arms and fed down to the encasing unit or packaging 18.
  • the encasing unit 18 includes two rollers that carry encasing material (plastic) .
  • a banknote bundle to be encased, or packaged, is pulled down into a pocket that includes plastic strips of mutually the same length and width, one from each roller.
  • the plastic strips are pressed together around the bundle and welded together along their edges with the aid of a Teflon®-coated heating wire.
  • the reader is referred to U.S. Patent specification 5,031,379 for a more detailed explanation of this known technique.
  • the process unit 12 controls transportation of poor-quality banknotes along the conveyor path 13 to a unit 16-18 for storing and encasing these banknotes.
  • This unit comprises the stacker device 16 and the encasing device 18.
  • the process unit 12 also controls the transportation of at least some of the remaining genuine and accepted banknotes to unit 14-17-18 for storing and encasing these banknotes in denominational order.
  • This unit is comprised of the storage device 14, the stacker device 17 and the encasing unit 18.
  • process unit 12 controls the passage of banknotes along different parts of the conveyor path 13 to different destinations with the aid of path selectors, detectors, sensors, etc., is well known to the art and will not therefore be described in more detail here.
  • Any non-genuine (false) banknotes detected in the detector device 11 may be transported, for instance, to the stacker device 16 and then to the encasing unit 18 in which they are encased or packaged and in which there is dispensed automatically a receipt on which the number of banknotes, the date, etc., is written together with information showing who has deposited the banknotes, e.g. through an account number. This enables the source of false or suspect banknotes to be investigated.
  • Fig. 2 shows the stacker device 16 and the encasing device 18 in modes in which a unit 16-18 stores and encases any false banknotes.
  • a printing device 181 is provided for mirror-image printing of information relating to customers and any detected false banknotes (possibly several banknotes) directly onto the inner surface of the encasing material (the plastic strip) 180.
  • the process unit 12 controls the transportation of the banknote (banknotes) and the printing of said information. Thus, if several suspect banknotes are detected on one and the same infeed occasion, these banknotes will be collected in one and the same package on which durable information relating to the contents of the package is printed.
  • Fig. 3 shows the actual packaging mechanism, which includes the rolls 182, 183 carrying said plastic or packaging material 184.
  • the ends of the packaging material taken from the two rolls are welded together at 184 (after a preceding packaging operation) and form the bottom of a disposable cassette or encasement for receiving a banknote (banknotes) fed down from above.
  • the printing device 181 is mounted above and close to the roll 182, with the printing head 1811 of said device close to a guide roller 186 and at the upper side of the plastic material 184, this side thus being the inside of the cassette or encasement when a banknote (banknotes) is fed down from above between two lengths of plastic, one from each roll, whereafter these lengths are then welded together to form a closed cassette or encasement. It is thus important that the print is applied close to the weld join 185.

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Abstract

Banknote handling equipment comprises a machine which is closed during operation and which includes a unit (10) for receiving banknotes deposited from outside the machine, a unit (11) for checking the validity, quality and denominations of deposited banknotes, and a unit (16-18) for bundling and packaging checked banknotes. The machine includes a packaging device (18) which functions to encase banknotes in a closed package so that unnoticeable resealing of a banknote package that has been sealed in the equipment and then broken open is difficult to achieve. The machine also includes printing device (181) for printing information relating to the content of the package with each bundling/encasing function. The printing device (181) is adapted to print information in mirror image on transparent packaging material (184) intended for packaging banknotes in a closed package, so that information relating to said closed package will be durably printed thereon and visible the right-way-up from outside the package.

Description

APPARATUS FOR ENCLOSING BANKNOTES WHERE INFORMAΗON IS PRINTED ON THE INSIDE OF A TRANSPARENT FILM
FIELD OF INVENTION
The present invention relates to banknote handling equipment of the kind comprising a machine which is closed when in operation and which includes a unit for receiving banknotes fed externally into the machine, a unit for checking the validity, quality and denomination of deposited banknotes, and a unit for bundling and encasing or packaging checked banknotes. The banknote encasing means is adapted to encase banknotes to provide a closed package in a manner which effectively makes it difficult to unnoticeably re-close a banknote package which has been sealed in the equipment and then broken open. The equipment also includes means for printing information that discloses the contents of the package with respect to each bundling/encasing function.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Equipment of the aforedescribed kind is known to the art. See for instance U.S. Patent Specifications 5,031,379 and 5,468,941 in this respect. The ever increasing risk of robbery and burglary in conjunction with money handling procedures in general and handling of banknotes in particular makes it necessary to improve earlier known methods, apparatus and equipment with the intention of reducing the incitement to criminal activities in this respect. The present invention endeavours to provide an improvement in earlier known banknote handling equipment of a given kind.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
In the case of banknote handling equipment of the aforedescribed kind, the printing device is adapted to print information disclosing the contents of a closed and sealed banknote package in mirror image on the inside of transparent encasement material intended for encasing banknotes to form a closed package so that information relating to the closed package will be the right side up, durable and visible from outside said package. This is believed to considerably reduce the possibility of resealing a package of banknotes in a manner that cannot be noticed, or of manipulating the informa- tion.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying schematic drawings, in which Fig. 1 illustrates a banknote handling machine according to the invention;
Fig. 2 illustrates in slightly larger scale a unit for storing and encasing banknotes and included in the machine shown in Fig. 1; and Fig. 3 illustrates an encasement mechanism included in the machine shown in Fig. 1.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
The inventive banknote handling machine has an infeed part 1 and an outfeed part 2. The infeed part 1 includes a deposit compartment 10, a detector means 11, a process unit 12, a conveyor path 13', 13", 13, first storage means 14, second storage means 15, first stacker means 16, second stacker means 17 and an encasement or packaging unit 18.
When banknotes are deposited, a bundle of banknotes, optionally of different denominations, are placed in the deposit compartment 10, which can accommodate up to 500 banknotes. These banknotes are separated one after the other, and moved along an upper conveyor path 13' , past the detector means 11 and up to a guide means (direction changing means) 13", which leads the banknotes down to a lower conveyor path 13.
The detector means means 11 is placed in the close proximity of the deposit compartment 10 and is adapted to sort out any non-genuine banknotes, banknotes of poor quality, and other banknotes. By sorting is meant here that passing banknotes are "marked" in some way so that they can be treated as "possibly non-genuine" banknotes, banknotes of "poor" quality, or as accepted banknotes during their subsequent transportation.
The storage device 14, and also a plurality of other similar storage devices in the machine, includes two belts between which banknotes are stored, a storage 141 and two unreeling drums 142 and 143. The leading edge of a banknote arriving at the device activates a sensor 144 which therewith starts three motors each of which drives a respective drum 141-143. The banknote is drawn about 120 mm in between the belts and the belts are wound up on the storage drum 141, which has room for about 500 banknotes . Information relating to the banknotes is sent to the process unit 12 as the belts are coiled onto the storage drum. This enables an account to be kept of the sequence between the banknotes. Banknotes are taken from the device 14, by sending pulses to the motors which cause the drums to rotate in opposite directions.
A manipulator 19 provided along the conveyor path close to the storage devices 14, 15 functions to correct the positions of any banknotes that may have been twisted or displaced laterally during their transportation.
The stacker devices 16, 17 each include a so-called stacker wheel which bundles together mutually sequential banknotes fed in to a storage compartment. When the bundle contains an intended number of banknotes, the bundle is clamped by a pair of arms and fed down to the encasing unit or packaging 18.
The encasing unit 18 includes two rollers that carry encasing material (plastic) . A banknote bundle to be encased, or packaged, is pulled down into a pocket that includes plastic strips of mutually the same length and width, one from each roller. The plastic strips are pressed together around the bundle and welded together along their edges with the aid of a Teflon®-coated heating wire. The reader is referred to U.S. Patent specification 5,031,379 for a more detailed explanation of this known technique.
The process unit 12 controls transportation of poor-quality banknotes along the conveyor path 13 to a unit 16-18 for storing and encasing these banknotes. This unit comprises the stacker device 16 and the encasing device 18.
The process unit 12 also controls the transportation of at least some of the remaining genuine and accepted banknotes to unit 14-17-18 for storing and encasing these banknotes in denominational order. This unit is comprised of the storage device 14, the stacker device 17 and the encasing unit 18.
The manner in which the process unit 12 controls the passage of banknotes along different parts of the conveyor path 13 to different destinations with the aid of path selectors, detectors, sensors, etc., is well known to the art and will not therefore be described in more detail here.
Any non-genuine (false) banknotes detected in the detector device 11 may be transported, for instance, to the stacker device 16 and then to the encasing unit 18 in which they are encased or packaged and in which there is dispensed automatically a receipt on which the number of banknotes, the date, etc., is written together with information showing who has deposited the banknotes, e.g. through an account number. This enables the source of false or suspect banknotes to be investigated.
Fig. 2 shows the stacker device 16 and the encasing device 18 in modes in which a unit 16-18 stores and encases any false banknotes. A printing device 181 is provided for mirror-image printing of information relating to customers and any detected false banknotes (possibly several banknotes) directly onto the inner surface of the encasing material (the plastic strip) 180. The process unit 12 controls the transportation of the banknote (banknotes) and the printing of said information. Thus, if several suspect banknotes are detected on one and the same infeed occasion, these banknotes will be collected in one and the same package on which durable information relating to the contents of the package is printed.
Naturally, the printing procedure will be the same for genuine and accepted banknotes, these banknotes being transported to unit 14-17-18 for storage and encasement as earlier mentioned.
Fig. 3 shows the actual packaging mechanism, which includes the rolls 182, 183 carrying said plastic or packaging material 184. The ends of the packaging material taken from the two rolls are welded together at 184 (after a preceding packaging operation) and form the bottom of a disposable cassette or encasement for receiving a banknote (banknotes) fed down from above. The printing device 181 is mounted above and close to the roll 182, with the printing head 1811 of said device close to a guide roller 186 and at the upper side of the plastic material 184, this side thus being the inside of the cassette or encasement when a banknote (banknotes) is fed down from above between two lengths of plastic, one from each roll, whereafter these lengths are then welded together to form a closed cassette or encasement. It is thus important that the print is applied close to the weld join 185.

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CLAIM
Banknote handling equipment which comprises a machine which is closed during operation and which includes a unit (10) for receiving banknotes deposited from outside the machine, a unit (11) for checking the validity, quality and denominations of deposited banknotes, and a unit (16-18) for bundling and packaging checked banknotes, wherewith the machine includes a packaging device (18) which functions to encase banknotes in a closed package so that unnoticeable resealing of a banknote package that has been sealed in the equipment and then broken open is difficult to achieve, and wherewith the machine also includes printing device (181) for printing information relating to the content of the package with each bundling/encasing function, characterised in that the printing device (181) is placed above and close to a roll (182) that carries transparent packaging material (184) and is adapted to print information in mirror image on the upper side of material (184) taken from the roll (182) and intended for packaging banknotes in a closed package, so that information relating to said closed package will be durably printed thereon and visible the right-way-up from outside the package .
PCT/SE1999/001812 1998-10-22 1999-10-08 Apparatus for enclosing banknotes where information is printed on the inside of a transparent film Ceased WO2000026863A1 (en)

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US09/806,507 US6568154B1 (en) 1998-10-22 1999-10-08 Method and apparatus for enclosing banknotes where information is printed on the inside of a transparent film
JP2000580168A JP4362749B2 (en) 1998-10-22 1999-10-08 A device for enclosing banknotes on which information is printed inside a transparent film
DE69940121T DE69940121D1 (en) 1998-10-22 1999-10-08 A PACKAGING DEVICE FOR PACKAGING WHERE AN INFORMATION IS PRINTED ON THE BACK OF A TRANSLUCENT FILM
AU14227/00A AU1422700A (en) 1998-10-22 1999-10-08 Apparatus for enclosing banknotes where information is printed on the inside of a transparent film
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